Have you ever spoken to a native speaker? have you ever spoken english with a foreigner

Have you ever spoken to a native speaker? What did you feel when you talked with...
  
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#1 - 29 октября 2013 в 02:11
Have you ever spoken to a native speaker? What did you feel when you talked with him and what can you say about that?:)
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#2 - 29 октября 2013 в 02:11
I have a friend from US... Oh, i love her very much, but it's veeery very difficult to talk with her)) Sometimes i can't understend her, because she is much more emotional than anybody else)
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#3 - 29 октября 2013 в 02:11
wow friend from the USA... I wanna have someone from the USA too... for example girlfriend joke smile yeah Dasha thank you for your message:)
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#4 - 29 октября 2013 в 02:11
that's ok!))) always glad to talk))
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#5 - 29 октября 2013 в 05:34
Hey,
i have some clients in my job from the US/Canada/GB.. who visit us sometimes or call.. And a very good friend from the US, she was here in May&June. Also i speak to a friend from France (not native speakeer, but good lol) in english by phone sometimes etc.. And to one from Spain smile And in my allday i chat a lot in english by ICQ/MSN..
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#6 - 29 октября 2013 в 08:12
so Natasha is it difficult to speak with them? to understand them? they must be using slang words a lot?:)
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#7 - 29 октября 2013 в 15:25
Well, depends on, most of them try to speak understandable joke
But for example i know some from Wales/GB.. You think youre on another planetg if you hear them speaking :)))
Its kind of hard then, but in anyway we can comunticate ever smile
France has a little accent, but i say him to repeat if i dont understand anything, you know? What about you? Did you already speak to natives?
kind Regards
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#8 - 29 октября 2013 в 20:04
no I did not:( but I have spoken to turkishs:) I know turkish lang too:)
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#9 - 29 октября 2013 в 21:27
we had a good teacher of english (he was from Turkey) in 7th grade and he knew english very well... but he was not a native speaker... :)
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#10 - 29 октября 2013 в 21:35
when you was 6 years old?! did you know english so well that you could understand them?:) when I was 6 I couldnt speak even russian (may be I could I dont know, but I exactly couldnt speak english:))...
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#11 - 30 октября 2013 в 00:35
I worked as interpreter with the group of Americans when I was on the first year of the University. Later the guy from USA spent with us two semesters teaching us the oral speech, so we talked a lot. Besides I attended a couple of lectures read by a British lady (still not sure what was her profession though...) and was kind of proud that I actually can understand her. ))))))
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#12 - 30 октября 2013 в 06:39
its interering:) actually one american woman has come to our school too, but unfortunately at that time I was in hospital... sad so I have missed such opportunity... but as I understand almost every friend of mine understood what she talked about so I think that I would undertand her too:)
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#13 - 30 октября 2013 в 20:19
I am sure what she wanted to speak very understandable, because "native" american speaks not so quickly but not understandable, and I have spoken with many Americans, and I am sure, if they do not want to your understanding, you'll never understand them.
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#14 - 30 октября 2013 в 21:04
And I think if you speaks with native speakers by ISQ or MSN, telefon, it is not so usefull. You must see him or her, no matter, must feel them. Is there anybody who knows anything like vkontakte but in USA?
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#15 - 31 октября 2013 в 11:33
And Ilnaz, I am not sure what you missed so opportunity...
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